Except it wouldn't be a trickle because of how things are. If things were done with a waiting period like the AO3, people would be angrier and the wait would take well longer than registration openings, too.
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Except it wouldn't be a trickle because of how things are. If things were done with a waiting period like the AO3, people would be angrier and the wait would take well longer than registration openings, too.
I don't support this. How would your boyfriend not be able to get a spare 5-10 minutes to register in a 7 day registration period? From what I've read, the period was shorter back then, but it shouldn't be a problem now. I don't think registration should be two weeks or so, because that would overload the site too much.
I don't support this. How would your boyfriend not be able to get a spare 5-10 minutes to register in a 7 day registration period? From what I've read, the period was shorter back then, but it shouldn't be a problem now. I don't think registration should be two weeks or so, because that would overload the site too much.
 
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@CassieRose
This suggestion was from 2014. The registration windows where only 24 hours I think, not 7 days like they are today. They where also really spaced out, to the point where you could be waiting a long time if you missed a window; they weren't monthly.
This suggestion was from 2014. The registration windows where only 24 hours I think, not 7 days like they are today. They where also really spaced out, to the point where you could be waiting a long time if you missed a window; they weren't monthly.
@CassieRose
This suggestion was from 2014. The registration windows where only 24 hours I think, not 7 days like they are today. They where also really spaced out, to the point where you could be waiting a long time if you missed a window; they weren't monthly.
This suggestion was from 2014. The registration windows where only 24 hours I think, not 7 days like they are today. They where also really spaced out, to the point where you could be waiting a long time if you missed a window; they weren't monthly.